Mirage Volcano

Top 1% of attractions in Las Vegas
7/10

What the experts agree on

A free, dramatic nightly eruption of fire and smoke from a man-made volcano fronting the Mirage—experts agree it's a classic Strip spectacle that stops foot traffic and pedestrians in awe.

11 expert reviews

“This erupting volcano, a 54-foot mountain-fountain surrounded by a lake of miniature fire spouts, is a must-see free attraction on the Strip.”

– Fodor's

Lonely Planet Lonely Planet
"When the Mirage’s trademark artificial volcano erupts out of a three-acre lagoon with a roar, it inevitably brings traffic on the Strip to a screeching halt." Full review
Jetsetter Jetsetter
"The original Vegas mega-casino with a pyrotechnic show, zoo, and one of the Strip’s best party scenes." Full review
Michelin Guide Michelin Guide
1 Star
"Each evening, at the main entrance to the Mirage, facing the Strip, a rumbling sound begins, fog appears, and a violent volcano shoots smoke and fire 100 feet above the lagoon." Full review
Where Where
"This attraction is bigger, better and hotter than ever before. It erupts Su-Th at 8 & 9 pm; F-Sa, 8, 9 & 10 pm. Free. " Full review
The Telegraph The Telegraph
"Experience the fiery pyrotechnics out front at the Mirage casino, where a faux-Polynesian volcano erupts spectacularly after dark, stopping passersby in their tracks." Full review
Michelin Guide Michelin Guide
1 Star
"At nightfall, the huge fountain with a waterfall which dominates the green promenade leading to the Mirage (1989), facing the Strip, is transformed into a volcano." Full review
U.S. News & World Report U.S. News & World Report
4.0
"The Mirage has earned a reputation among frequent Vegas visitors as one of the best places to gamble along the Strip for high rollers and thrifty betters alike. " Full review
Rough Guide Rough Guide
"Once the sun's gone down, take your place outside the Mirage. The artificial volcano at Steve Wynn's first Strip venture erupts at hourly intervals, on the hour, after dark."
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The Points Guy The Points Guy
"Enough has been written about the free shows in Vegas: the Mirage volcano"
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National Geographic National Geographic
"A nightly display of fire, smoke, and "lava" shoots out of the 54-foot-tall (16.5-meter) volcano in front of the Mirage. Shows occur nightly on the hour from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m."
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